For Jewish American Heritage Month, Attorney General Dave Sunday reflects on experiences he has had throughout the Commonwealth this past year. To our Jewish community, we hope this month has been full of light and love.

This is an important podcast when talking about antisemitism in the Workplace. Give it a watch.

.@ADLPhiladelphia's Senior Regional Director @AndrewGoretsky joined the Hiring to Firing podcast to discuss antisemitism in the workplace and explain @ADL research showing that Jewish candidates face barriers when applying for jobs. Listen to the episode here: troutman.com/insights/from-p…

“The same architecture that keeps a child scrolling past midnight also keeps a teenager in a feed of Holocaust denial.” Instagram is failing to moderate content, and this cannot be tolerated. @AndrewGoretsky’s latest for @PhillyInquirer inquirer.com/opinion/comment…

RT @ADL: As @ADLPhiladelphia's @AndrewGoretsky explained, “It’s not about improving the grade, it’s not about the report card, it’s about t…

RT @ADL: Seeing more hate online? You're not alone, and you have options. ADL's Online Hate & Harassment Reporting Guide shares what to re…

Our office was proud to join the @PA_HumRelComm for their "No Hate In Our State Town Hall" last night. After antisemitic and racist graffiti was found at Roxborough High, we came together in unity alongside elected officials Councilmember Curtis Jones, Jr. and @RepTarik, and PHRC's Amber Harris and Joseph Green II. Thank you to all who came together for understanding and peace rather than division. (via @CBSPhiladelphia) cbsnews.com/philadelphia/vid…

RT @ADL: ADL's Rachel Greenberg recently traveled to Poland where she found herself standing on her family's unmarked graves — sacred sites…

Today in Philadelphia, a rally was held that glorified terrorism, called for violence, and featured antisemitic rhetoric. We’ve released a joint statement alongside our colleagues at @JFedinPhilly and @AJCGlobal Philadelphia. Read it here: jewishphilly.org/statement-p…

RT @ADL: This weekend, the largest synagogue in Mississippi was targeted in an arson attack. This isn't an isolated incident. It's part of…

Recent local incidents are pointing to a larger problem. As senior regional director @AndrewGoretsky says in @thephilacitizen, "antisemitism is too often overlooked, or worse, enabled in spaces explicitly designed to combat bias and promote belonging." Read his thoughts here: thephiladelphiacitizen.org/g…

After a horrific weekend for Jewish people around the world, senior regional director @AndrewGoretsky writes about how to stand up courageously and in unity (via @PhillyInquirer) inquirer.com/opinion/comment…

ADL Philadelphia, @AJCGlobal Philadelphia/Southern NJ, and @JFedinPhilly share the EEOC’s commitment to combating antisemitism and protecting Jewish employees from discrimination and harassment on college campuses and we appreciate that the EEOC has undertaken a number of critical investigations to help do just that. We are, however, concerned about the privacy and constitutional implications of any effort (even those that are well-intentioned) to force the production of a list of Jewish faculty, staff, and students by religious affiliation, along with confidential responses from participants in Penn’s internal Antisemitism Task Force. History has taught us to be vigilant when governments compile lists of people based on religious identity, and we hope that the EEOC’s important work can continue without such a list.

We're heartened that a Maryland man who sent threatening mail to Jewish institutions — including here in Philadelphia — has pled guilty. We've been in touch with the local community affected, and we hope this brings closure to them. We thank law enforcement for their hard work in investigating these incidents in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and across the DC Metro area. Whether it's spoken or written, harassing Jews will never be tolerated. justice.gov/opa/pr/maryland-…

The pink triangle was used by the Nazis to label gay men during the Holocaust—a genocide rooted in antisemitism that also targeted LGBTQ people, Roma, people with disabilities, and others. Today, that same symbol has become a powerful emblem of Pride and resilience. This LGBTQ History Month, learn about the history of the pink triangle and the intersection of LGBTQ and Jewish histories during this dark period from our friends at @weitzmanmuseum theweitzman.org/events/pink-…

This is what leadership looks like. When hate tries to spread, we need leaders who speak out clearly and decisively. Thank you to Mayor Jack Ritter and the Mechanicsburg Borough Council for taking a firm stand against the distribution of hate-based literature and for reaffirming the Borough’s commitment to respect, safety, and unity. This is exactly what we need leaders to do—protect community values and reject intimidation and prejudice. msn.com/en-us/news/other/mec…

RT @ADL: Paul Ingrassia’s self-described 'Nazi streak' is both shocking and dangerous. It is deeply troubling that someone who has supporte…

RT @JGreenblattADL: .@ADL alerted law enforcement in July about an unidentified user in Colorado who had posted content that emulated mass…

RT @ADLPhiladelphia: Hope is a powerful thing. Senior regional director @AndrewGoretsky reflects on his summer travels in Croatia and the r…

RT @ADL: 4 U.S. school shooters in the last 9 months were active on the violent gore site "WatchPeopleDie" before their attacks. ADL's @or…